A street in Aberdeen city centre was cordoned off this morning, with emergency services attending the scene.
Chattan Place – just off of Claremont Street – in the west end of the city was a hive of activity, as two fire engines were called out.
The fire and rescue service confirmed they got a call at 10.36am and left at 11.19am.
One fire engine was sent from North Anderson Drive, while a height appliance was brought in from Central station at Mounthooly.
A spokeswoman for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that “it was not a fire”.
‘Making it safe’
She added: “There’s some aerials on the roof there that are unsecured and our crews were just making it safe.”
Police Scotland has been contacted for comment.
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